The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1887-03-23
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The smiling countenance of Johnny Hall
greeted us the other day.
VIM. Pelton, who has been stopping in the
far west, is in the city again.
Stanton & Smith have secured the services
of Miss Bertha Harper as lady clerk in their
store.
number of new awnings have been put
up on our business houses during the past
week.
We hear that Tom Mahard will join the
Sons of Veterans. They say Tom is a
jiner.'
The farming tools left here by L. w.
Cribs and advertised for sale by the sheriff,
were taken to Keller last week.
A delegation of f. 81 A. Ms will go to
Chicago this week together with others from
Decatur, Lawrence and Paw Paw.
John Elyea has an auction sale this week
Thursday and Nathaniel Atwell as admins
traitor, has sale next week Tuesday.
Republican township caucus in this village
on Tuesday, March Goth, at one o'clock p. m;
by order of republican township committee.
Ed Elliget and family are moving into the
Ellison johnson house. Mr.. Satterlee is
moving into the house next west of Il. j..
Desenberg's, which he has purchased.
We think Porter will vote the prohibition
amendment pretty solid. We notice that
they have commenced by slashing down lots
of apple trees around the township, which is
a pretty good sign.
Geo. Bunnell, who has been spending sew
eral weeks in Indiana with his parents, is
back again. His tall and manly form looms
up behind the anvil at j. ID. Tillou's, as in
days long gone by.
Adams & Lich sent four teams to Kalama-
zoo last Thursday, all heavily loaded each
way. They have also received a carload OF
lime and a carload of brick this week
Nearly all of their rags and old iron are
( hauled to Kalamazoo by teams.
L. Stern & Co. have put up some dandy
pictures in their show window. All large
paintings with elegant gilt frames. If fell
Tow buys goods enough they throw in a pic.
ture and call il square. The frames that are
too large to go through the door and so can
not be hung in the psrlor, will do for the
piazza. That Sig. has got an awfully long
head on him.
Capt. Geo. Hale of Hartford, organized
Sons of Veterans camp here last Thursday
evening at g. A. Il. Hall. The new officer.
are M. s. Lawton, Capt; M. II. Hooper, Isl
Lieut.. Geo. G. Lawton, 2nd Lieut.: +. w
Prindle, Chap. Invitations are extended
to all sons of veterans TO join them
Their meetings will be held the first anC
A third Tuesdays of each month.
The two cars loaded by l.. Il. Day left fo
Trenton, Nebraska, last Friday afternoon, il
charge of his two sons who expect to reacl
their destination to-day-Wednesday. Mr.
Day, wife and daughter started last Saturda,
morning on the accommodation and reached
their new home ON Monday. They will builC
them a house as soon as they get there, ant
Mr.. Day says he will give up farming.
A couple of the boys went over TO Pay
Paw the other Sunday to see their best girls
A young cyclone was getting in its worl
that day and. of course, il would have BEEF
cruelty to animals to take q horse out i
such weather. They did not propose to le
those Paw Paw chaps get the start of ther
though and so hoofed il over, had a pleasan
evening with their damscls and counted tie
; all the way back. That's the kind Of fe
low TO have.